GNU or MS? This link is not a link!

Add the case that triggered big research on environmental variables today...

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The following is an example of how to manually tune Hou Jie in MFC.

A strange error occurs during the make process:

 

Link: invalid option -- s
Try 'link -- help' for more information.

 

I have read several lines related to GENERIC. MAK in the following example:

 

Generic.exe: generic. obj generic. res
Link/MACHINE: I386-subsystem: windows generic. res generic. obj/
Libc. Lib kernel32.lib user32.lib gdi32.lib

I suspect it is a problem with parameters such as/machine-subsystem.

I checked the Internet and found out many details, such:

Project Settings-> Link parameter Settings

Quick query: Linker Reference-msdn

Quick query: Description of parameters in VC ++ Project Setting

 

According to the information, I found that the link parameter here is so strange.

The document is clearly/SUBSYSTEM

-Subsystem

 

Wondering, try changing-subsystem to/SUBSYSTEM and try again

The result is incorrect:

 

Kernel32.lib user32.lib gdi32.lib
Link: Extra operand 'generic. Res'
Try 'link -- help' for more information.

This is completely dumbfounded.

Dizzy for a minute, okay, then follow the prompts to see what to say in the help.

 

Immediately decompress the help package.

 

Usage: link file1 file2
Or: link Option
Call the link function to create a link named file2 to an existing file1.

-- Help display this help and exit
-- Version output version information and exit

Report Bugs to <bug-coreutils@gnu.org>.

 

I am using GNU linker for a long time.

 

I searched for the system's environment variables and found that it was originally a ghost:

 

% SystemRoot %/system32; % SystemRoot %/system32/Wbem; C:/cygwin/bin; % MSSdk %/Bin/WinNT; f:/Microsoft Visual Studio/Common/MSDev98

 

Move the red part to the end to solve the problem.

 

 

Environment variables. Be careful later !!